People-Friendly Streets
People-Friendly Streets Projects
People-Friendly Streets projects focus on making downtown Ann Arbor streets safe and comfortable for people of all ages and abilities, using all modes of transportation. These projects prioritize people, place making, and resiliency.
People-Friendly Streets projects are shaped by the following values and goals:
Values
Safe, comfortable downtown streets
Equitable, just access for all people
Affordable and inclusive community
Resilient, energy responsible downtown
Vibrant and thriving local economy
Responsible design and implementation
Connected community with streets as civic space
People-Friendly Streets (Round 1)
Video Description: Members of the public review street design plans and speak with City staff in a public workshop.
- Comprehensive Summary of People-Friendly Street Round 01 – Public Engagement
- Public Workshop presentation – June 2018
- Public Workshop presentation – March 2018
People-Friendly Streets (Round 2)
- Capital Improvement Plan presentation – Board meeting, November 2022
- Public Engagement Summary – March 2021
- Key Streets presentation – Capital Improvements committee, December 2020
- Key Streets presentation – Capital Improvements committee, August 2020
- Values and shared goals presentation – Capital Improvements committee, July 2020
Feedback
- Ann Arbor Cycling Safety and Comfort Study
- May 2022 Bikeapalooza: Bikeway Feedback
Cyclist Feedback
MEETINGS
Board Meetings
Wednesday, October 7, 2026 at
11:00 AM
Special Meetings
DDA Informational Meetings 2026
Wednesday, June 3, 2026 at 11 am-COMPLETED
Wednesday, December 2, 2026 at 11 am
Non-Regularly Scheduled Meetings
None scheduled at this time.
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